This is an antique hand-carved wooden tramp art tabletop dresser or vanity box featuring chip-carved geometric patterns and an attached mirror.

Type: Folk art tabletop chest, jewelry box, or miniature vanity mirror.

Style: Tramp art, a form of folk art popular from the late 19th to early 20th century where makers chip-carved scrap wood—frequently repurposed from cigar boxes—into layered, geometric, notched, and pyramid patterns.

Features: A tiered or stacked geometric wooden body with pull drawers and an upright peaked mirror backing.

Materials: Recycled or scrap wood (often pine or cedar from old shipping boxes and cigar boxes) with a natural varnish or aged patina.

Dating: Likely late 19th to early 20th century (circa 1890–1920), though similar folk art pieces continued to be made later by independent hobbyists.

Value: Similar antique and vintage tramp art tabletop chests or mirrored boxes typically range from $200 to $700 depending on the complexity of the chip-carving, size, original hardware, and overall condition.